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Shoot with the twin · Listing

Upload the rooms.
We'll bring the people.

Stage a property with a family living in it, a party filling it, or nobody at all. The architecture stays exactly as photographed.

Open Listing example: a 60-second tour · ⚡ 140

The room is the room. You choose who's in it.

Upload the photos an agent already has. Pick a staging for each room — empty, a family, the same family in the next room, a party — and cut them into one tour.

›Listing⚡ 240
Rooms4 uploaded
Staging · LivingFamily inside
The peopleuploaded faces + extras
The Reyes family · 3+ faces
Stage Living ⚡ 25
Then cut the tour · 4 rooms · ⚡ 140
As photographed
Family insideA household moving through the room as if it were theirs.

Studio shown for illustration. Pick a room, then a staging — Living has all four stagings shot.

Five ways to show one room

Architecture only, a household, the same household next door, a party — and the tour that cuts them together. The walls never move.

Staging

Empty rooms

Architecture only. Light, line and space, with nothing to distract from the build.
Staging

Family inside

These people live here. A household moving through the room as if it were theirs.
Staging

Same family, next room

Continuity across stills, so a walkthrough feels like one afternoon rather than four shoots.
Staging

Party in this scene

Uploaded faces plus extras, for the version of the room that sells a lifestyle.
Output

The tour

Rooms cut into one moving piece a buyer can watch before they book a viewing.
Input

The photos you already have

Wide, level, daylight. The listing photos are the shoot.
Rule

Architecture as photographed

Walls, windows, floors and fittings are never redrawn.
Twin

The agent, on camera

Send the tour to Talking Clone and your twin walks it.
Staging

Empty rooms

Architecture only. Light, line and space, with nothing to distract from the build.
Staging

Family inside

These people live here. A household moving through the room as if it were theirs.
Staging

Same family, next room

Continuity across stills, so a walkthrough feels like one afternoon rather than four shoots.
Staging

Party in this scene

Uploaded faces plus extras, for the version of the room that sells a lifestyle.
Output

The tour

Rooms cut into one moving piece a buyer can watch before they book a viewing.
Input

The photos you already have

Wide, level, daylight. The listing photos are the shoot.
Rule

Architecture as photographed

Walls, windows, floors and fittings are never redrawn.
Twin

The agent, on camera

Send the tour to Talking Clone and your twin walks it.

Photos in. A viewing out.

The photos an agent already has, a staging per room, one moving piece a buyer watches before they book.

The listing photos an agent already has — wide, level, daylight. Four to twelve rooms. Nothing needs reshooting.

Listing photos4–12 roomsNo reshoot
Rooms4 uploaded · Living firstTake 1 · 0:05
Continuity

Same family,
next room.

A walkthrough should feel like one afternoon, not four shoots. Pick the household once and Listing carries them from room to room — same clothes, same light, same afternoon.

Choose the faces for the first room. Listing keeps them as the household for the whole property.
The Reyes family · householdRoom 1 · pick the household
1LivingFamily inside2Kitchen—3Bedroom—4Balcony—
LivingKitchenBedroomBalcony
The Reyes family is now the household for every room.Cut the tour · ⚡ 140

Real faces,
or none.

Upload the faces you have the right to use — the agent, the owners, a consenting family — and Listing adds extras around them. Or keep every room empty.

The agentThe ownersA consenting familyExtras · generatedNobody
  1. 1

    Upload the faces you may use

    The agent, the owners, a family who agreed. Each one records the consent line once; it is stored with the face.

  2. 2

    Extras are generated

    The party needs a crowd; the crowd is synthetic. Only the people you uploaded are real, and only where you put them.

  3. 3

    Or stage nobody

    Empty rooms are a staging too. Light, line and space — and the tour still cuts as one visit.

The architecture
is the architecture.

Three things Listing will not change about a property.

Walls stay put

Windows, floors, fittings and proportions are never redrawn. Staging adds people and life; it does not remodel.

People with permission

Faces come from uploads you have the right to use. Extras are generated; the household is who you said.

One afternoon

The same household carries across rooms — clothes, light, time of day — so the tour reads as a single visit.

Book fewer viewings.
Sell the same house.

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